The first thing you’ll notice at Bourbon Springs, the new Southern-inspired restaurant to bolster the dining roster of Graham avenue, is head […]

Jill Zarin’s Annual Luxury Luncheon was held on a July weekend at her gorgeous Southampton estate to benefit The Eric Trump Foundation […]

From the start, The Last King, with it’s beautifully filmed gorgeous natural landscapes has an air of epic historical drama and the […]

As Mr. Bozzio also assured me, he has composing and his artwork to fall back on when old age hinders his drumming ability (Bozzio is 65). But Terry Bozzio’s drumming and composing, as heard on Terry Bozzio- Composer Series are still pretty much in top notch shape….and will be quite evident of you catch the man on tour in America presently.

The inside of the Metropolitan Pavilion West looked a lot like a fashion show on April 15, when a room full of […]

Still The One: A Rock’n’Roll Journey To Congress And Back is certainly entertaining read. For those interested in the liberal side of politics there are lots in this book to please you, for those interested in the beginnings of 60’s rock, there are a goodly amount of tails here and for those who want to get to know more about John Hall, this whole book is perfect for you.

While we big city hipsters walk around with our noses buried in our cell phones as much as we do searching for our next dose of Starbucks, imbibing tea seems to be more an ancient and relaxing (even medicinal approach) to destressing from life and enjoying a beverage. I had the good fortune of talking to Mélisse L’abeille co-owner/creator with her partner John of the Steep For The Trees, Inc. brand of tea. Founded just last year the couple was determined to own/establish their own business while they were still in their 20’s, as much wanting to give back to a foundation that planted trees. Finding the “Trees That Feed Foundation” to contribute proceeds to, John and Mélisse offer their wonderful teas as much as make contributions to help end hunger in the Caribbean and abroad with their tea sales.

The one thing I really like and at this point, expect from IKMultimedia products is something powerful wrapped in something portable. While […]

Not so much modernized (though there were a few moments of that to be sure) as “abridged” and “revised,” in wholly wild ways The Complete Works Of William Shakespeare (Abridged) (Revised) presented on the outdoor stage of The Shakespeare Theatre Of New Jersey, is a spectacular hour and half hour romp ‘round The Bard. Starring Jon Barker, Connor Carew and Patrick Toon we have here a trio equal to the task of making and having fun with this heady well-revered cannon. Truncating running times, running riot round logic (and the two book tower set), making merry by rapping, enlisting audience participation, doing a mock of the terribly tagic Titus Andronicus, via Guy Fieri’s “Diners, Drive-Ins and Dives” Barker, Carew and Toon keep things ever moving, to an often exhausting revelry, in Adam Long, Daniel Singer and Jess Weinfield’s very clever play.

We’re giving away one prize package to see the new film Indignation, now playing in New York, Los Angeles, and in select […]

If you didn’t get enough of a tennis fix at the recent Rio Olympics, don’t worry as the U.S. Open is back […]

With great food, that full-service premium bar, open seven days and nights and dozens of stunning entertainers dressed in (and stripping out of) sports themed outfits, HOOPS Cabaret and Sports Bar @48 West 33rd Street, New York City will prove to be a destination unlike any other in the heart of Manhattan.